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MOTHER AxD sosss A8DEsrED.
The BOY. CA.svs1 WMA aArc-.y. ..A
sAe Wsmaa WIN Dsssevng Sssssn
0ooAa.
MA Mary yzssSsta Iars,s M sr Two suuS
James and John, aesd Fsspssesely 40 and II yearss
are iocked ~ at TIE sCartA Pfeces0 3stsuo- tne
boys being charged with three cAsss OF burglary,
and the mother WITH receiving stolen goods know.
charged with breaking INTO the houa
OF Mr. wn- r. Nou1ssA, Ne <as i1A
street southwest, and Stealing aesH
Mr. M@risna ana also some jeSciry oeionsing &C
nsy ass c Sse 'e' ~ X s sss n0S nss
Nc. als lstA street The next DAY, and carrying od
con ssanssS iSs s 'f sS ss' rS %sss s ss.
pected and the police intended 20 arrest then
Ses,srdas. but thinking they would not be likely
vi another robbery had been committed. In the
evening they received word that The house OF Jas.
this morning Lieut. vernon nouned his onaccfs 70
soon amer eight O'Clock omcer Work returned
bulldog revolver Was Mound on him.
N None s,% "a the s.,s stolen grcpery was found
81 Lewis arrested the Younger prosSer ana he U was
locked up. While the boys were locked up their
mother appeared 60 look after them, and
Dooley came TO the station house
and at the request OF Lieut. Vernon she searched
MIA 1itIie> wrapped around one of her limbs was
found q bag containing a portion OF the )ewelry
stolen nom the different houses, among the
articles beng . pair Of chain bracelets
leweiry representing each robbery mentioned
The boys began 10 talk, and told where In Alex
sndria they yesterday sold $50 worth OF jewelry.
which, they claimed, was given TO them They
denied that they had broken into any OF the
houses.
up the father visited the station, and after talk
ing with bis boys, he went 20 Alex
andriA In company with Sergeant DALI
and Oflcer Lewis 70 recover the good
the boys had Imposed az there. Janec has been an
rested several times for stealing, and has serves
time In the Reform School and Jail The mothei
and two sons are held for hearing In the Poles
Court S0morgW.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD COMMISSION.
The Members Going 20 New Yurk TIL,

In ordef % get Q closer insight into the act
under which they are operating, and OF the pur-
pose OF Congress In passing H. Representative
Springer to-day went before the Pacific Railroad
Commission and gave an account Of the iegisla-
ton that was pending on the subject al the last
session q Congress. MT. springer explained tie
several bills that were introduced ana reviewed
the debates on the subject. He was very active In
behalf OF the Legislation, and kept well posted
with regard 70 It,
The Commissioners and the secretary, Mr..
Young. leave for New York city at p. m They
VIII meet In that city next Tuesday morning. for
the purpose OF taking testimony. They viii prob
ably remain In New YORK two weeks, and from
there Will so 10 Boston to examine Witnesses The
permanent he adquarters d the Commission viii
be In the United States Railrpad COMMISSIONER
building In this city, but TOR the next few weeks
most OF their time will be scent In New York.
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The Indictments for the Edens Murder
Cause a Stampede Among Them.
ST. LOUIS, April "a special from Ozark, NO.,
says: The grand jury yesterday indicted all OF
the Bald-Knobbers now under arrest, eleven in
number, for the murder OF George Edens. It IS
reported that Judge Hubbartl's instructions to tne
grand jury have spread terror throughout the
Bald-Knobbers' section about Chadwick, and that
q general exodus Of the unmasked brotherhood
VIII take place soon. Joe Inman has made out q
list OF the members OF the Bald-KnOb Order OF
Christian County, and he duplicates preacn ERA
many wealthy and influential citizens. Inman
and Graves agree with Walker In estimating the
number in Christian County at 500, and name
many prominent men who accompanied them in
criminal raids behind the black mask. Graves re-
lates how Walker proposed to prove an alibi for
each man present at the Edens-Green murder,
fixing unimpeachable witnesses for each guilty
man. The chief himself carried his wounded boy
In Douglass County that night, relying on proving
that he could not have been near Green's prem
ises on the fatal night. Public opinion mas as
serted itself, and the regulators are now terror
stricken.
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The Proposed Fishery Compromise.
LORD sALIsBURYs OFFER 10 THIS COUNTRY AP
PROVED IN CANADA.


TORONTO, ONT, April 22.-The Mail, in an edito-
rial on the fishery question to-day, says: The an
nouncement made by cable respecting the decision
reached by the Salisbury administration In the
fishery dispute will disappoint those Canadians
who imagined that the English premier would
prove f1reeater Lord Salisbury is willing revert
during the coming fishing season, and II Necessary,
for further term to the treaty Of washington,
without requiring pecuniary indemnity from the
United States. That is TO say, that for the pres
ent, at any rate, American fishermen are to dsh in
our waters and to enjoy free access to our har-
bors, with the privilege of buying bait, trans
shipping cargOes, &c, without money and without
price. In our opinion Lord Salisbury has acted
wisely. Had our cruisers resumed operations
against American fishermen we should have felt
the full force OF the retaliation BILL and England
might have been dragged into very ugly quarrels
which to reach friendly settlement. Mr.. Cleve-
Land and his advisers as well as such republican
leaders as MeSSrS. Sherman and ButterwOrth, are
anxious to effect settlement that shall be mu.
tually advantageous, and II we are wise we will
leave our gunboats In dry-dock, to which Lord
Salisbury has just consigned them, and negotiate
with Americans as with friends and neighbOrs
who wish us well.
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BRTROTHED.
Of Is. esss. . 4: 9oskfa Hsk q ass
DIED.


.DANENHowER Al his lsss rs.idsncs, Annapolis
ba a e hHHSSWHsS. apsn ~ 1857 Lieut. 'ohN '"
Fune SERVICES win b bead q IL rssidsnee a his
fstAsr: 1921 n street northys.S on s,snrasy Apr1
FoRREsT; On April z. 1857. ~ 7Pn- JOHN "
Funerzi Vii tsfe place NON his late residsnoa 100
p ..s- on Sunday April -. 81 SPIN. fnsnds and
HOWARD At her late res3dence, No. 8 5th street
extendod, Meridian Hill, Mn. NARY ANN HOWARD.
In The axty-ssventh year Of nef 49,
O'Clock lnterment q EAir6aAA Conn
KEEGAN On Thursday.. Apen 2lst 1857, g 8
O'Clock pm, Of congestion q tbs iunGA Mira AGNES
B. KEEGAN, beloved wife Of nichssl kesg1n-
Funeral vii take place Sunday, 24sh instant % svo
O'CLOCK FrieDdS sDd ecquAiptAnooo d the family 80
respectfully invited % oeeeD4
abort md painful Ulns0 3tIfX OIROYD. Vic 81
Harry g Taibe,. I'D d.nshtse a Ssz.ss r Holseyd
Funeri from the reGidanos Of har ersodmoehsr
Ma. SAEah r Holroyd Mo- oe2 GerSos ooaSHs0Gc
s.as s s.ss ss 3 s'
Il IH sAyEI A. Isa.s1 "a An z $50, HLAs
euty- NTH yeaF q BE- 60
ssS5ssE: .as e g 9. y g 49, g g Pr, =
vitod 10 stand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

A LIVELY CONTEST KxPzCTED wHN CONGRESS
MEETS.
Several candidates are spoken OF for the door
keepership OF the next House OF Representatives,
but for the positions Of sergeant It arms, post
master and clerk the present incumbents seem to
have the race to themselves respectively. Mr..
Barnett, Of New York, who has charge Of the
library on the House floor, is q candidate for
doorkeeper. Mr.. Plat Walker, OF Minnesota. has
announced himself In the race, and IL Is said that
A. b. Hurt, Of Mississippi. formerly clerk Of the
House post-oaiiee Committee and now in
the POst-Omce Department, is being
urged to run. Col. Donels0n, the present door,
Keeper IS candidate for reelection and the pre-
vaiiing impression seems to be that he Will be
hard to beat. He has compact following, CON-
pris1ng many OF the Old members, and he has the
SOLID backing OF his own state, Tennessee. 1t is
claimed for him that he will have Che solid votes
OF several State delegations besides that OF Ten
neSSee.
A STAR reporter was informed to-day that there
Is probability OF Hon. Jere Williams ex-repre-
sentative OF Alabama entering the race for door
keeper. one OF the employees OF the House, who is
o menlher Of Tammahy, said to-day, "Donelson
win have at least f1ve votes from New York. no
matter VINO runs against him. He Is q member OF
the Tammany society and he will have the support
Of all the Tammany men IN Congress"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22
VIZ. Dos PaSsOs Excited.
HE CHARGES THAT RAILROAD OFFICIALS HAVE COM
MITTED PERJURY.

NEW YORK. April 22.-Referee George Il. Fors-
ter e sat to-day to take IN The ca %
Louis and San Francisco Railroad Co., to compel
that company to show him their books In their
OF the company in this city denied that they were
in the habit OF transferring stock or had the trans
fer book and shareholders list in this city. Mr..
Dos PaSsos, acting for Del Mar, says that they
have committed deliberate perjury, as he will
prove by the evidence Of any number Of brokers
clerks who have transferred stock at their Offices
He declares that he will bring the matter to the
notice Of the grand jury. But one Of the SUBJ
ppnaed witnesses showed up to-day, and Mr.. Dos
PassOs applied for the cOmmittal OF the rest for
contempt. The referee declined, but will grant q
certificate OF the facts tO-mOrrOW.
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Interior Department Changes.

Interior Department Changes.
The following ofnc1al changes have been made
In the Department Of the Interior:
ONCE OF Neutrality-suspicious.: Richard IL
Gorgas, OF Ala, 81, 200 TO 81, 400.
General Land omce-Appoinrment: clayton g
Coleman, OF Va, special agent &l.50o.
Patent Offce-Promotion: George r. Simpson
OF Iowa. fourth TO third assistant examiner 81 40
70 8, 400.
Pension Resignation: Alfred Cpun, OF
Md, clerk, 81 200.
An executive order has been ISSUED Tor The con-
soltdattOa on July Of the Tale River ana Atss1oa
Indian Agencies In California, with headquarters
At Banning. The compensation OF the agent Cor
the Mission Agency (consoudated9 has beea fixed
al s, 90. The Yuma Indians win ALSO be pHk q
his cart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

A WARRINGTON NAvY-YARD APFoMrN1AT.-Sec-
rotary whitney has selected J. w. Pugsey, Of Bal
umore, to superintend the changes to be made In
the Warrington nayy.yard for the purpose Of con-
yerttng It into an ordnance foundry. Work On the
plans VIA be commanded at once. and within q
month It's avoected that operations On the ground
win BE- started.
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NEW YORK, April 22.-rhe gentleman who left
four bricks OF copper at the assay Office on WedneS
taken them as security for s., 600 from two men
representing themselves as agents for western
mining company, the bricks being the product Of a
new mine, the whereabouts OF when they could
not disclose till It's value had been more definitely
ascerta1ned. The victim, whose name is not given,
is well known in mining circles. Search Is being
made for the would-be miners
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NOR RENT-JUNE 1 UNTIL SEPTEMBER Is,
II the most delightful suburban place; high ground,
fine view Of city large grounds. shade garden. vine
Yard stable &c; three squares from herics and carr
Address Box a. Star Office. apr 2ts
IrOR RENT-A SIX-ROOM BAY WINDOW HOUSE,
Il all the modern improvements, zoos II st. ne.
price $40. Inquire 1T 1910. ap22- I'm
IHOR REST-TWO-ST0RY BRICK HOUSE, FIVE
1t rooms, in good condition. 1919 Sth ST. NV; rent
Sl6 80 per month. in advance. Apply to Owner, 1907
Sth St nv. ADD ST.
LOB RENT-l5OS 18TH ST. TWOSTORY
I pressed brick double parlors, dining room and
Kitchen 3 oed-roons ana bath room; latrobes; open
all modern improvements; rent $40. Address
OWNER Star Office ap22-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

THE SETTLERS ON THE CROW INDIAN REsERvA-
TIoN.-A dispatch was received to-day at the In
dian Otfce from the agent at Crow Greek, Dakota,
In which he states that the United States troops
order to assist him in carrying out the Presidents
ORDER, made over year ago requiring that the
settlers should leave the reservation. He does not
speak OF any trouble there, as has been stated in
the press dispatches and the Ocials at the Indian
Office say that they do not apprehend any trouble
They say that there are only about twenty i've
settlers On the reservation, and that they have
had ample notice that they would be expected to
leave at the opening OF the present season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22
He Heard the Rooster Crow
HOW CoLORED MAN WAS TENTED FROM THE PATE
OF RECTTCDE.

HOW A CoLoRED MAN WAS TENTED FROM THE PATH
OF RECTTCDE.
William Young, colored, aged forty-one years
who is supposed by the police to be professional
'chicken thief, /" was captured early this morning
at the Center market by Special OfRcer Nicholas
Miles who is employed at the market. Young has
been suspected OF robbing hen houses In the
eastern part OF the District, and has been selling
chickens to dealers in the market. THIS morning
when dealer in the market was looking about to
purchase fowls, he saw Young with q
number OF chickens which he was Offering FOR
rested Young. When interviewed by On1cer
Breen, at the first precinct station Young said he
took the chickens from farm near DR.. Wells, I'm
HyattSvllle. He said he was passing through the
country and had no intention OF stealing cAickeAs
until he heard rooster crow. Then he said the
devil tempted him, and he opened the hen
house and took the chickens, which he Drought TO
the city. As he is supposed 20 be the man who
has been robbing farmers about the city OF chick
ems he will be held at the Stata0nhoaSe few days
for Investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

WHOLESALE sTEALNG.-The person who Is sub
ning for the capable Washington correspondent
OF the Baltimore Ameyteon IS approprtat1ng SfAR
matter By the column without . word Of credit.
Inc PaysOn interview, the NaGf and Darhnm
ertlcieA. &c, &c, dn tho Americon this morning
arc taken bodily from TIE STAR Of yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

EFFECT OF THE TEXAS DRoUTH-Assistant Sec
rotary Maynard has authorized the collector Of
customs at Eagle Pass. Tex, In case he Is satisfied
no fraud exists to accept payment from Frank
Alonzo and Sam1 DeLeon OF duties on animals
previously admitted free for breeding purposes
Out which they now desire TO sell on account OF
prevailing drOuth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

Capt ThoS Symons, OF the Engineer depart.
ment, has returned from PhiladelphiA Has mis-
60A there Yves 70 purchase water-malp ptIe for
the Congressional Library site. He secured 100
feet OF " inca pipe Al coa OF q, 500. IL VIII bs
LAID al once.
The COMMISSIONER have prepared their eraer
prescribing rules and regulations for the ex amina-
ZION OF plumbers tor registration
Mr.. James small ex-sealer Of weights and mess-
ures, has presented a claim 10 the District Com.
missi08ors Ter tesa, which he says Il due him on
account q unpaid salary.
Peter p F1nnexan. n. c. Mcnamara W. Hobo.
han, and John Hickey have been appointed add
uonal pFiyates On the police force without con.
pensation therefor from The DISTRICT.
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ORDERED TO LEAVE 4 RESERVATION WHICH WAS
ONCE OPENED UP.
ST. LOUIS, April GA special to the Globe
Democrat from Santa Fe, n. NJ, says: The J1car-
rilla Apache Indians, numbering about six hun
dred, are to be removed from the MeScalero reser-
Walton, where they have been since 1883 They
are to be taken back to their old reservation,
which was thrown open to settlement by execll-
tive order of President Arthur and has since been
settled and improved by over one hundred settlers
and President Cleveland'S order to vacate the
lands will work great hardships on these families,
who have their all invested upon this tract and
who have lived here as bona fide settlers
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MISCRI.ANENCS


EQCJTy CoURT-Jud0e Mey7ick
To-day, AeOe agt. Peter; leave 10 flle AMENDED
bill. Entw1sle agt stone; reference TO auditor,
AcIntosh agI Norrlson; demurrer orerruied &C,
Pick agt. Sprague; sale ratlfied nis Freeman ait
KooneS; tax deeds declared void and inJunction
granted
CIBCJr O0uKr-<wdoe obz.
Woods agt. Trinity parish; ON hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

Mrs. Beecher has returned TO BROOKLYN from
Florida. She wiz probably pass the summer az
the PeekHk1n residence with her Son, Col Beechor.
The counsel FOR the indicted Cook County ~
o01cia6 are arguing motion FOR change OF venue
for certain OF the defendants before Judge Tuley
on the ground that the defendants can NOT obtain
an impartial trtal In Cook County.
The steam yacht Restless built for william II,
HnSerly, proprietor of the Ph1ladelphia Record
was successfully launched ct Marcus Hook wed
neSday.
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Mama.


BALTIMORE, Md. April 22.-Cotton firm and
howard street and western SUPER. 2.5Os3.IO O;
do extra, 32oa355; do family, 366a45O city MILLS
super Z6Oa3OO do extra, 3.2583. 75 do RiO brands,
4.oVs4o oPatapsco superlative patent, 5.30i do.
family, 200 Whest-s0uthern higher; red 03a05:
amber, 94a96; No. l Maryland, 90 bid; Western
nrmsr; No winter red, spot, 9135a91x; May, Ola
~: june S2.02h: July, g1.sa9lx. Angust. VI bid.
42sS s.ks xe: stern as1 R3ed seos 4sxs4 10y
and hrma "a. and Pennsyiyania 34s38 Western
60 Hay auiet-prime TO choice western - 00al5 90.
Bulk meats !. shoulders and clear RIB. sides.
packed. 7a9. Bacon-shoulders 8aSX; clear rib sdaa
S14; hnms, 13a14. Iard-refned. SAS4. Butter
ower.western packed, 16z.s0 creamery. 2la25. Eggs
nrm 1ZHal3 Petroleum steady-reiined, 81. Coffee
easier-Ko cargoes, ordinary to fair. l5a15N- Sugar
steady-A Soft 80; copper refined steady, 94a0A.
WHISKY drm. 123a1 "a. Freights TO Liverpool per
Heceaptsn our, COL barrels wheat, 510 600 bushels
corn, S.4OO bushels; OATS 400 bushels; rye, 700
bushels Shlpments-hour, 1854 barrels; corn,
81. " posneis Saes-whest 10000 bushels: corn.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL. April 22, 1O:4O q m-The wheaa
market has been sctiye snd excl ed this morning In
nuenced partly by the dsQuieting London ana Paris
CABLES, put also owing to the strong nuy1ng by the
pus Msy wheat opened at "a u and SOLO 70 S4,s The
Duylng Tor June delivery also very large and the
DC. Of May.
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DRIVEN FROM HIS CAPITAL.
The Gear Finds the AssasSins Too Thick
For Comfort i'm 81. Petersbufg.


doned his intention OF staying several weeks In st
Petersburg, and has returned to Gatsch1na. This
alteration OF the cars plans is said to have been
made in consequence OF additional arrests made on
Easter Sunday on the Newsky Prospect OF several
rested, all of whom 1t was ascerta1ned had taken
positions along that thorOughfare for the purpose
OF making fresh attempt on the cars life. These
arrests were made quietly in order to avoid alarm,
and until now the police have succeeded in keep
ing the fact that they were made at all secret.
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Army oRDERs.-col James F. Wade, 5th cav

Army ORDERs-Col. James F. Wade, 5th cav
airy, promoted from lieutenant colonel, 10th cav
airy, has been ordered TO join his regiment in the
department of the Missouri. Lieut.-Col. Geo. G.
Hunt, 10th cavalry, promoted from major, 1st cav
airy, ordered to report to the commanding general
department OF Arizona, for assignment to sta
ton. Major John M. Hamilton. LIST cavalry, pro-
NOTED from captain, 5th cavalry ordered to report
to the commanding general, department Of Dako-
ia, for assignment to station.
TIE GARFIELD STATUE UNvEIIING.-An non-mil-
ttary societies desiring to take part in the eere
mony OF unvetltng the Garfield statue on the 10th
OF May, are requested TO send their names and the
probable number OF participants to Inspector Gen.
The statue has been placed in position on the
pedestal at the intersection OF Maryland avenue
LIST. st., and together with the three allegOrcal
figures about the base, Is covered with black
cloth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

TEE REsD0NAfI0N Of second Lieut. CAa3 @ 10Ak,
18th infantry, hiss been accspeea ~ the fsaadenf.
70 take effect August IL 1881, and h1s lsave g -
sence has been extended uneat that 0ase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

Last evening Officer Breen arrested Q coloeed
boy, named John saunders for stealing chestnut
rooster from the warehouse or Jacob KERRY On &
street, and ne was sentenced 20 90 days In jan By
Judge Smell to-day.
knights OF the Golden Eagle, the Grand Castle
OF the District a Columbia, WA be Instituted ct
evening by supreme Chief Harry c. stout and 81
preme OfiicefS.
The Attorney General has removed John n.
Oliver as justice OF the peaca
The Exile Club nlod certificate q 1Dc0fporac
ton TO-DAY with r 1cAlnstee. r Wc1RhtmnA o0d
{. r. Mutt. incorporators.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

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I'OR EENT-STORE NORTHWEST CORNER 7TH
4 and i. SIS. n including fixtures; for many years
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